| Through knowledge comes strength. So for a strong 4-S Club we found you need knowledgeable community volunteer leaders. They should be able to teach the member, first, how to organize and conduct a 4-S Club, and second, how to carry out an individual project. Our task was to train volunteers leaders. To do this we learned how to do method demonstrations, how to use visual aids, how to prepare Brazilians dishes, and about principles of tropical agriculture and much more. Using their jeeps for transportation to the country, PCV’s worked with a long list of 4-S activities and events including picnics, project contests, 4-s fairs, money raising events and recreation. |
 | Esther Diaz is shown helping a 4-S member make a shirt. Esther served in Teófilo Otoni, Minas Gerais and her teammate was Juan E. Rosario. |
 | In a corn field Modesto Ortiz discusses the 4-S member corn project. Modesto served in Ubá, Minas Gerais and her teammate was Joyce Miller. |
 | Hal Walton demonstrates the use of a sprayer. Harold served in Ceres, Goiás and her teammate was Bonnie Walton. |
 | How to singe chickens is demonstrated by John Schlet. John served in Luiz Alves, Santa Catarina and his teammate was Esther Reinbold. |
 | Charlie Furrow with a 4-Ser stands in front of the chicken house the boy made for his project. Charlie served in Piratuba, Santa Catarina and his teammate was Nancy Williams. |
 | A nutritious dish is made by Frances Waddell in a 4-S club member’s home. Frances served in Viçosa, Minas Gerais and his teammate was Douglas Bernard. |
 | Juan Rosario and Esther Diaz say goodbye at the close of a 4-S home visit. They served in Teófilo Otoni, Minas Gerais. |
 | To learn about the rural community and its needs Rosario Martinez chats with a farmer and his son. Rosario served in Serrinha, Bahia and his teammate was Nancy Larkin Sobrinho. |
 | Joyce Miller, far right, gets a ride in an ox cart while her partner, Modesto, leads the team of oxen. They served in Ubá, Minas Gerais. |
 | Value of a hearty breakfast is the subject of a talk by Ina Rae Kyler. Ina served in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais and her teammate was Curtiland Deville. |
 | Dave Dodge looks over prize corn with a 4-s member. Dave served in Machado, Minas Gerais and his teammate was Corinne Hay. |
 | Juan Rosario works with a 4-S boy on his record books. Juan served in Teófilo Otoni, Minas Gerais and his teammate was Esther Diaz. |
 | 4-S’ers learn from Curt Deville why it is important to feed mineral salt to cows. Curt worked in Juiz de For a, Minas Gerais and his teammate was Ina Rae Kyler. |
 | Dave Fleischer in his specially painted Peace Corps jeep chats with a 4-S member. Dave served in Lavras, Minas Gerais and his teammate was Thelma Neumann. |
 | A Peace Corps man’s eye view of the countryside by Dave Dodge on his way back to town in his jeep. Dave served in Machado, Minas Gerais and his teammate was Corinne Hay. |
 | PCV girls were delegated the job of opening gates as Lorraine Farinha is doing here. Lorrainne served in Rio do Sul, Santa Catarina and her teammate was Mark Ruwet. |
 | Karen York and Mel Tolbert fix a flat on their jeep. They served in Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro. |
 | A make-it-yourself toy is demonstrated by Caroline Bandzak. Caroline served in Sao Estevao, Bahia and her teammate was Gerald Rutland. |
 | A circle game is led by Esther Diaz for the recreation part of the 4-S meeting. Esther served in Teófilo Otoni, Minas Gerais and her teammate was Juan E. Rosario. |
 | Recreation fixes the attention of the 4-S members and leaders as Bob Hadley teaches them a new trick. Bob served in Colatina, Espírito Santo and his teammate was Sandra Wood. |
 | Joe McDomick looks over some cotton, a 4-S project of a 4-S Club member. Joe served in Maranguape, Ceará and his teammate was Joyce Coling. |
 | A camera shy 4-S girl grins as she and Nancy Larkin pose with results of a poultry project. Nancy worked in Serrinha, Bahia and her teammate was Rosario Martinez. |
 | Corinne Hay trains a 4-S leader in clothing. Corinne served in Machado, Minas Gerais and her teammate was Dave Dodge. |
 | Gerald Rutland and a local farmer discuss the tobacco crop. Gerald served in Santo Estevao, Bahia and his teammate was Carolyn Banzak. |
 | Lorraine Farinha and Mark Ruwet give individual leader training in the local extension office. They worked in Rio do Sul, Santa Catarina. |
 | Bob Hadley poses with a 4-S football team. Bob served in Colatina, Espírito Santo and his teammate was Sandra Wood. |
